REGENT COLLEGE · CANADA
Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
25 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€18k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 36Credit Hours
- 25 monthsCompletion Time
- Low-residency, cohort-basedProgram Format
- Intensive on-campus residencies plus online workLearning Model
- Workplace Integration and Capstone ProjectPractical Application
- Mentorship and community focusStudent Support
The Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society (MALTS) is a low-residency, cohort-based master's program designed for working professionals. This program offers a unique learning experience that combines intensive on-campus residencies with flexible online components, allowing you to enhance your leadership skills without leaving your career. You'll explore significant questions related to ethical leadership, human dignity, and the common good, informed by theological perspectives and societal contexts. The program fosters critical awareness of how culture, theology, and the biblical narrative shape effective leadership. You will develop practical skills in decision-making, group management, conflict resolution, and mentoring. The innovative, cohort-based model emphasizes community, with opportunities for one-on-one mentorship and a Capstone Project tailored to your professional goals. MALTS is ideal for individuals seeking to lead creatively and redemptively in their vocational spheres. It suits working professionals interested in executive leadership programs and those aiming to serve the common good. The program thrives on the diverse backgrounds, cultures, ages, and leadership experiences of its students, creating a rich learning environment.
Curriculum
The MALTS program requires 36 credit hours, completed over 25 months across three calendar years. The curriculum is structured around eight core courses delivered during intensive residencies, alongside a two-year Workplace Integration component and a final Capstone Project. All courses are taken in sequence with your cohort.
- Year 1 (May 2026 - June 2027)
- Old Testament FoundationsBIBL 501
- Leadership, Theology & SocietyINDS 615
- Christian TheologyTHEO 625
- Workplace Integration: Year 1APPL 685
- Year 2 (January 2027 - May 2027)
- New Testament FoundationsBIBL 502
- Theology & Spirituality of WorkINDS 632
- The Effective LeaderAPPL 618
- Workplace Integration: Year 2APPL 686
- Year 3 (January 2028 - June/July 2028)
- Models of Public EngagementHIST 607
- The Wise LeaderINDS 618
- Capstone ProjectAPPL 785
Careers
While the MALTS program does not have a specific career services office, it is designed to equip working professionals with enhanced leadership skills applicable to their current or future vocational roles. Graduates are prepared to lead more effectively and redemptively in various sectors.
- Executive Leadership
- Organizational Management
- Non-profit Leadership
- Ministry Leadership
- Community Development
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society program?
- Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.8 out of 4.0. Mature students, at least 28 years old, can apply if they can demonstrate equivalency of a university degree through life, work, ministry, or educational experience.
- What is the total tuition fee for the MALTS program?
- The total tuition fee for the Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society program is $29,000 for both domestic and international students. This fee covers all courses and the Capstone Retreat, including accommodation and meals.
- How long does it take to complete the MALTS program?
- The Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society program is designed to be completed in 25 months, spanning three calendar years. It requires 36 credit hours.
- What is the application process for the MALTS program?
- To apply, you need to submit an online application form, academic transcripts from all previous post-secondary institutions, and a resume/CV to demonstrate work experience. Mature students will also need to detail how their experience is equivalent to a university degree.
- When does the next MALTS cohort begin?
- The next Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society cohort is scheduled to start on May 11, 2026. Application periods typically open well in advance of the May intake.
- What kind of career outcomes can I expect after completing the MALTS program?
- The program is designed to enhance leadership skills for working professionals, applicable to various vocational roles. Graduates are prepared for roles such as Executive Leadership, Organizational Management, Non-profit Leadership, Ministry Leadership, and Community Development.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degreeMinimum GPA of 2.8 out of 4.0 (or equivalent).
Mature StudentAt least 28 years old, with demonstrated equivalency of a university degree through life, work, ministry, or educational experience.
All students are required to participate fully in every aspect of the program, including on-campus residencies, Workplace Integration, mentorship, webinars, and the Capstone Project. Transfer credit or exemptions are only available for specific foundational courses (BIBL 501 and BIBL 502) if taken at Regent College or an equivalent institution within the last seven years. Courses taken for audit still incur full program costs. Missing or failing two or more courses may require reapplication to a future cohort.
Fees
Tuition (international)Total tuition: $29,000
Tuition (home)Total tuition: $29,000
Living—
The total tuition fee of $29,000 covers all courses, the Capstone Retreat, including accommodation and meals.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form.
2. Provide Academic RecordsSubmit transcripts from all previous post-secondary institutions.
3. Demonstrate Work ExperienceIf applying as a mature student without a bachelor's degree, provide details on how your life, work, ministry, or educational experience is equivalent to a university degree.
4. Meet Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic (GPA) and professional (five years of full-time work experience) requirements.
5. Contact AdmissionsFor specific questions or further guidance, contact the Admissions team.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society program?
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Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.8 out of 4.0. Mature students, at least 28 years old, can apply if they can demonstrate equivalency of a university degree through life, work, ministry, or educational experience.
What is the total tuition fee for the MALTS program?
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The total tuition fee for the Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society program is $29,000 for both domestic and international students. This fee covers all courses and the Capstone Retreat, including accommodation and meals.
How long does it take to complete the MALTS program?
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The Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society program is designed to be completed in 25 months, spanning three calendar years. It requires 36 credit hours.
What is the application process for the MALTS program?
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To apply, you need to submit an online application form, academic transcripts from all previous post-secondary institutions, and a resume/CV to demonstrate work experience. Mature students will also need to detail how their experience is equivalent to a university degree.
When does the next MALTS cohort begin?
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The next Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society cohort is scheduled to start on May 11, 2026. Application periods typically open well in advance of the May intake.
What kind of career outcomes can I expect after completing the MALTS program?
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The program is designed to enhance leadership skills for working professionals, applicable to various vocational roles. Graduates are prepared for roles such as Executive Leadership, Organizational Management, Non-profit Leadership, Ministry Leadership, and Community Development.